Hurricane Season 2001. Brewer Mayor Gail Kelly is on a cruise somewhere in the southern Caribbean when the ship suddenly rolls in a gigantic wave from a powerful storm some 200 miles away. The motion knocks Kelly out of bed, waking her with a start. Typical of Kelly,… Read More
BREWER – The city of Brewer took another step toward becoming a viable alternative site for a proposed racino when a Las Vegas-based development company paid for an option on a tract of land Wednesday afternoon. The company, Capital 7 LLC, is the same organization… Read More
CONCORD, N.H. – A group of libertarians planning to bring 20,000 liberty-minded Americans to a “free state” announced the winner Wednesday: New Hampshire. New Hampshire, whose motto is “Live Free or Die,” beat out nine other finalists, including Maine, as the battleground for what members… Read More
AUGUSTA – Maine insurance regulators and lawmakers have been getting an earful from consumers about homeowners insurance rate hikes and policy non-renewals, problems that have resulted in government intervention in other states. In Maine, the complaints have prompted the Legislature to demand a study that… Read More
An article published on the front page Wednesday about Bangor Hydro-Electric Co. seeking to build a high-voltage electricity transmission line between Maine and New Brunswick incorrectly described the location of the Point Lepreau nuclear power plant. The facility is located southwest of Saint John, New Brunswick. Read More
YAKIMA, Wash. – Robert Bickler, publisher of the Yakima Herald-Republic, has been named president and general manager of Portland Newspapers, a division of Blethen Maine Newspapers Inc. Mike Shepard, publisher of the Union-Bulletin in Walla Walla, a sister paper to the Yakima Herald-Republic, will succeed… Read More
NEW YORK – Verizon Communications has offered a voluntary severance package to all of its 74,000 nonunion management employees, part of a bid to slash costs as rivals and rival technologies nibble away at the company’s core telephone business. The buyout package, offered to managers… Read More
LIMESTONE – A Caribou construction company will be doing more than a half million dollars worth of repairs and renovations to two buildings at the Loring Job Corps Center. Cyr Construction Co. won the contract to replace windows and refurbish the buildings. Work is expected… Read More
AUGUSTA – Recommendations aimed at making Maine’s dairy farms profitable are being completed as the 20-member Governor’s Task Force on the Sustainability of the Dairy Industry winds up its six-month study. Suggestions discussed at a committee meeting Wednesday ranged from exempting all farm equipment and… Read More
Following are petitions for bankruptcy filed at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Bangor: Patricia Zabrocki, disabled/unemployed, no dependents, Belmont: assets, $2,975; debts, $55,900. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes = []; var has_banner = false; for (var i =… Read More
Democrats have been howling like a wounded dog over the president’s request to fund the reconstruction and security of Iraq. Most Democrats hate the idea of spending American dollars that could be spent here on the expansion of programs for education, health care and who knows what else. Read More
While drawing out a court battle is not a good way to ensure that the state’s mentally ill are well cared for, the Baldacci administration’s decision this week to appeal a judge’s ruling to place the state’s mental health system into receivership has merit. It will be debated… Read More
The news late last month that Maine remains one of the oldest states in the nation didn’t grab a lot of headlines, but it should have. The state’s average age rose from 38.8 to 39.4 between 2000 and 2002, making Maine the third oldest, behind Florida and West… Read More
The Bangor Memory Walk for Alzheimer’s Disease happens on Oct. 4, and many family members, friends and other concerned people will be walking, or helping in other ways, to raise money toward research to prevent and cure Alzheimer’s. Come join us! And while those of… Read More
I was happy to see the front-page article about lead poisoning, “Getting ahead of lead” (BDN, Sept. 27-28), as well as its continuation to a full page of further information. I also appreciated seeing the story centered on the situation of a real family and the help they… Read More
Fifty million people decided they did not want to be bothered by telemarketers. Two judges have advised that it is a violation of free speech, so the telemarketers can continue calling. These are the solutions to the problem: 1. Give us 50 million people the… Read More
The Bangor Daily News recently published an article concerning a report by the Maine State Department of Education, “State panel gives SAD 40 scathing report” (BDN, Sept. 23). The word “scathing” is appropriate for the report, but not for the reasons one would think. As… Read More
An ethics question for you in the media: What are the ethical responsibilities of a newsman over the release of the identity of a CIA (or any government) operative? To me it is unconscionable that a newsman would put American lives in danger by printing their names. Shouldn’t… Read More
After reading the commentary by Matthew Dunlap, “To manage wildlife – or not – in Maine,” on the op-ed page of the Bangor Daily News, Sept. 13-14, the best word to accurately describe my reaction would be “outraged.” I am outraged at the innuendoes, the half-truths and the… Read More
The article, “Report: Maine gets F for U.S. history curriculum” (BDN, Sept. 24), explains how courses in history are, for the most part, severely lacking in Maine schools. As a parent with two children currently enrolled in Maine’s educational system, there is an obvious absence of a comprehensive… Read More
The story about the moose on the loose that was shot dead by police in Portland last Sunday, and the resulting outrage from onlookers who considered the killing entirely unwarranted, would appear to be further evidence that people do not always act like the most intelligent species on… Read More
HODGDON – A Houlton man was undergoing surgery Wednesday at Eastern Maine Medical Center in Bangor after a mud run accident over the weekend that nearly caused the amputation of his lower left leg. Jim McCordic Sr., 60, had his leg nearly severed when shrapnel… Read More
ORONO – For the first time, the number of faculty women nominated for tenure and promotion at the University of Maine this past year was about the same as the men, President Peter Hoff said Wednesday during his State of the University address. More minority… Read More
CRANBERRY ISLES – The main telephone cable from Southwest Harbor to Great and Little Cranberry islands was repaired Wednesday, and technicians were trying to re-establish service to all customers, according to officials. Verizon spokesman Peter Reilly could not say Wednesday whether the repairs to the… Read More
BAR HARBOR – The Maine Sea Coast Mission and Common Good Ventures have given former Jackson Laboratory vice president Warren Cook Sr. a vote of confidence and declined to accept his resignation from their respective boards of directors. In press releases this week, officials of… Read More
A former Northport selectman who made more than $500,000 selling marijuana must spend 12 1/2 years in prison, pay the government some $40,000, and forfeit his home, construction company, antique cars and motorcycles, a federal judge decided Wednesday. Kevin R. Hall, 46, was sentenced in… Read More
The Maine State Police searched a wooded area in Glenburn for a missing man Wednesday. Stephen McCausland, state police spokesman, said detectives searched a field and a wooded area near Route 221 for a man reported missing since August. The search started Tuesday and ended… Read More
GARLAND – A contingent of SAD 46 staff members urged the school board Wednesday to support a contract that recognizes their worth. “I urge you recognize and reward the many hidden efforts most of us make on a daily basis as a way to help… Read More
ROCKPORT – The town does not face pressure from the state if it holds off on revaluing property, a state tax official said Wednesday. Judy Mathiau of the Property Tax Division of Maine Revenue Services said the state has standards when it comes to the… Read More
ELLSWORTH – A proposal to change the zoning of properties near a High Street shopping center has been postponed to give the owner more time to come up with a concrete development plan, according to officials. Ellsworth Shopping Center, which houses Renys Department Store and… Read More
CALAIS – A grass-roots organization is ready to do further battle with the opiate problem that plagues the area. Neighbors Against Drug Abuse is kicking off an effort to raise money to hire a part-time executive director who would guide the group through its next… Read More
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BELFAST – The city has pulled the plug on its Swan Lake Avenue sewer extension. City Manager Terry St. Peter said this week the city had decided to back away from the project because the key player kept dragging his feet. googletag.cmd.push(function () { //… Read More
ELLSWORTH – Downeast Family Planning, Downeast Sexual Assault and The Next Step Domestic Violence Project will hold the “Tough Talk Conference” 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 25, at the Downeast Family YMCA on State Street. The conference is a one-day event for parents… Read More
THOMASTON – Police were still searching Wednesday for a 16-year-old boy who, after a dispute with his father Monday night, threatened to injure himself with a knife and ran off into woods, according to acting Chief Michael Janczura. Janczura said police do not believe the… Read More
WINTERPORT – It appears that the town leadership is having second thoughts about taking the West Winterport Dam by eminent domain. The Board of Selectmen on Tuesday declined to pass a condemnation resolution that would have set in motion the legal taking of the dam… Read More
SMYRNA – A Houlton man who was searching for his cattle earlier this week endured a cold night in the rain and then became the subject of a ground and air search. Vinal Adams, 84, was reported missing at 1:30 p.m. Monday by a relative,… Read More
LIMESTONE – Donna Bernier, a municipal employee with Limestone for more than 24 years, has been named town manager. Bernier, town clerk and treasurer, was approved last week by the five-member Board of Selectmen for a six-month probationary period. She replaces Gary Oneal, the former… Read More
HOULTON – The Environmental Protection Agency, with the help of four contractors, this week is cleaning up a site in Houlton that was identified in the late 1980s as containing toxic waste. The half-acre fenced-in lot on Green Street, where Stevens Scrap Metal Yard once… Read More
PRESQUE ISLE – The first Family Fun and Fitness Night will be held 6-8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 10, at the University of Maine at Presque Isle Campus Center. The event, which is free to the public, will provide the opportunity for families to “test drive”… Read More
NEWPORT – Even as the final quarter of the year remains, Newport officials began discussing the 2004 budget Wednesday night. Town Manager James Ricker said the biggest priority was to build a recycling and baler building at the transfer station, with heat, so that outside… Read More
DOVER-FOXCROFT – The following divorces were granted in 13th District Court during August on grounds of irreconcilable marital differences: Robert Carroll Thurlow and Carole Marie Thurlow, both of Parkman; married at Parkman on June 20, 1981. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes =… Read More
ORONO – The town’s finance committee unanimously decided Tuesday to make the Maine Tech Park its top choice for consideration as a Pine Tree Development Zone. The committee emphasized the park over Ayers Island for consideration in the state economic development program. “It confirmed a… Read More
BRADLEY – Author Mary Morton Cowan will sign copies of her new book, “Timberrr … A History of Logging in New England,” from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 4 and 5, at the Maine Forest and Logging Museum, at Leonard’s Mills. Read More
BANGOR – The Greater Bangor Area Veterans Day Parade committee will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 8, at the Parks and Recreation Building in the American Legion Suite. All representatives from veterans organizations and those interested in the parade are invited to attend the… Read More
BANGOR – The Bangor Fire Department will host an open house for Fire Prevention Week from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 11, at Station 5, Hogan Road. In addition to fire engine and ambulance tours, visitors will be able to tour the smoke… Read More
ROCKLAND – A secret indictment issued last month by the Knox County grand jury charges a Tennessee woman for allegedly writing bad checks. The indictment was unsealed Tuesday. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes = []; var has_banner =… Read More
ELLSWORTH – Local police have a digital camera that was turned in to their department but have no idea to whom it belongs, according to the department’s detective. Ellsworth police Detective Dottie Small said Wednesday that a local man found the camera, which he thought… Read More
BANGOR – Maine’s Chief Justice told Penobscot County government officials Tuesday that architects are expected to begin work soon on developing plans for a downtown facility to be used by courts, county offices and possibly the city. The trio of state, county and city offices… Read More
BROOKSVILLE – Local residents will have an opportunity next week to express concerns about the anticipated federal Superfund cleanup operations at the Callahan Mine. The Marine Environmental Research Institute will sponsor the meeting scheduled for 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 6, at the Brooksville Community Center. Read More
ORLAND – Voters will decide whether to adopt a new land use ordinance when they meet next week for a special town meeting. The meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 6, at the Orland Town Hall. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var… Read More
BANGOR – The Acadia Hospital is one of 10 substance-abuse treatment sites from around the country chosen to participate in the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation national program, Paths to Recovery. The program is designed to improve the way substance-abuse services are provided so more people… Read More
DEXTER – Tri-County Technical Center in Dexter and Mid-Coast School of Technology in Rockland will serve as pilot sites for the Department of Education’s new comprehensive technical school review process. School officials at both locations volunteered to participate in the process, which includes a self-study,… Read More
HOPE – The local man found last week buried chest-deep in a hole in the woods behind his home was still hospitalized Wednesday, according to a person close to the family. Gordon Hall, 57, was in the special care unit at Penobscot Bay Medical Center… Read More
The 10th annual Bangor Humane Society Paws on Parade will be “bigger and better than ever,” reports executive director Becky Brimley. The fund-raiser begins with registration at 8 a.m. and the walk at 9 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 4, in front of the Sea Dog Restaurant… Read More
PORTLAND – A congressional committee is taking a closer look at a controversial proposal for new groundfishing regulations. Sen. Olympia Snowe, R-Maine, will lead a hearing of the Oceans, Fisheries and Coast Guard subcommittee questioning the head of the National Marine Fisheries Service, the federal… Read More
AUGUSTA – A convicted sex offender slipped by mental health workers and out of his apartment, then allegedly grabbed and kissed a 7-year-old girl before he was restrained, police said. Darrell L. McCauley, 22, of Augusta was charged with assault and violating probation Monday, according… Read More
MILLINOCKET – Town officials are considering changes to the council’s review process of town warrants, after a local newspaper editorial last week questioned the informal “gathering” of town councilors prior to scheduled meetings. Published on Sept. 23, the Katahdin Times editorial claimed the town failed… Read More
ORONO – The entrance to Orono High School has a refurbished look, thanks to the sophomore class Make a Difference Day project. “Make a Difference Day is actually the fourth Saturday in October, but we wanted to get the bulbs in the ground before it… Read More
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the world’s largest retailer, and attorneys general from Maine and 42 other states have entered into an agreement to curb tobacco sales to minors, Arkansas Attorney General Mike Beebe said Tuesday. Beebe said the Bentonville-based company agreed to… Read More
AUGUSTA – A Maine native whose burial was delayed for 7 1/2 months while family members fought over whether an autopsy should be conducted has been buried, one of her daughters said. Leita O. Maxim, who was 77 when she died in a Las Vegas hospital, was buried… Read More
PORTLAND – The Maine Council of Churches announced Tuesday that it is opposing a proposed casino in southern Maine run by the Passamaquoddy and Penobscot Indian tribes. The council’s board of directors said it considers gambling in any form to be “contrary to the values… Read More
PORTLAND – Each fall the Maine Women’s Fund honors Maine women and girls at the “Evening to Honor Maine Women and Girls” for their outstanding contributions toward eliminating gender barriers in Maine. This year’s event will be held 4-8:30 tonight at the Holiday Inn by… Read More
WASHINGTON – Maine Emergency Medical Services will receive a federal grant in the amount of $274,316 to help rural communities buy automated external defibrillators, according to U.S. Sen. Susan Collins, who wrote the law that made the grants possible. “AEDs strengthen what’s known as the… Read More
BAR HARBOR – Two Maine research institutions have received a total of $123,615 in federal funding from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The money was given to The Jackson Laboratory in Bar Harbor and to the New England Rare Reagents in Gorham. Read More
ORONO – The University of Maine Center for Community Inclusion has received a $1.9 million, five-year grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Authorized through the federal Developmental Disabilities Act, the grant will support the center in providing research, education, professional development… Read More
WISCASSET – The defunct Maine Yankee nuclear plant was handed a $3.5 million tax bill by the town after a new assessment determined the decommissioned facility is worth $218 million. Maine Yankee pays $1 million in property taxes to the town. Plant officials agree the… Read More
PORTLAND – Maine’s highest court has upheld a lower court ruling prohibiting the parents of two teenage boys killed when their car was struck by a Cumberland County Sheriff’s Department cruiser from suing for damages. In a 4-3 decision, the Maine Supreme Judicial Court on… Read More
PORTLAND – Maine and New England experienced fewer smoggy days this summer than in 2002 because of cool temperatures, the Environmental Protection Agency reported Wednesday. In Maine, the number of high-ozone days – days when the smog creates unhealthy conditions by federal standards – fell… Read More
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High school booster groups advocate for their favorite teams and players in a variety of ways, from tailgate parties to pep rallies, game-day dinners to postseason banquets. At Skowhegan Area High School, the football boosters have taken their support of the Indians to the Internet… Read More
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HANOVER, N.H. – Rachael Hilgar scored her second goal of the game on a breakaway with 5:49 left in the second overtime to lift the University of Maine field hockey team to a 2-1 victory over Dartmouth on Wednesday afternoon. Hilgar scored Maine’s first goal… Read More
SEARSPORT – Nori Metzger, Abby Tripp and Brittani Frisbie scored one goal apiece Wednesday afternoon to lead Searsport to a 3-1 girls high school soccer victory over Dexter. Mo Hall made two saves on five shots for Searsport, which pushed its record to 8-1. googletag.cmd.push(function… Read More
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HARRINGTON – Junior Cory Worcester scored four goals during a span of 26 minutes, 46 seconds in the first half Wednesday, spearheading Narraguagus to a 4-0 boys soccer victory over Woodland. Worcester scored on assists from Aaron Dublin and Jon Albee and booted two unassisted… Read More
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ORONO – Experts in media law, academics who specialize in the study of journalism and working reporters will gather Wednesday, Oct. 29, at the University of Maine’s Minsky Recital Hall for a forum exploring current issues concerning the relationship between the media and government. “The Media Threatened? Protecting… Read More
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ORRINGTON – Ninety-eight-year-old Worth L. Noyes currently lives at Bangor Nursing and Rehab, but Orrington residents know he’s still one of their own. Like the oldest resident in hundreds of towns throughout New England, Noyes has received the Boston Post Cane from his community. googletag.cmd.push(function… Read More
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BREWER – Grammy Award winner Juice Newton will bring her touring band to the Brewer Middle School stage at 8 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 12, in a concert to benefit Brewer Youth Theatre programs. Newton began by playing clubs in northern California as part of the… Read More
Photographer Len Rue will give a talk at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 2, at Bangor Public Library. An incorrect date was given in last week’s issue of The Weekly. Read More
BANGOR – A new school will be starting on Oct. 15. Downeast Russian School became incorporated on July 7, explained founder and President Natalia Abramova. She said more people have shown interest than was anticipated. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]];… Read More
BANGOR – It’s time to get out the dancing shoes for the Robinson Ballet Company’s Beaux Arts Ball from 6:30 p.m. to midnight Saturday, Oct. 18, at the Chateau Ballroom, Norumbega Hall, Harlow Street. The semi-formal event begins with a cocktail hour and dinner prepared… Read More
EAST SULLIVAN – Some thoughts on cross country from Monday’s sixth annual Parker Pruett Invitational … The Invitational is a race that has taken on championship proportions for middle school runners as it attracted nearly 20 girls and boys teams – some 350 runners in… Read More
BANGOR – A free pregnancy and infant loss support group will meet 7-8:30 p.m. Wednesdays, Oct. 8, 15, 22 and 29 in the Brown Conference Room at Eastern Maine Medical Center. Discussion topics are “The Nature of Grief and Loss,” “The Spiritual Side of Grief,”… Read More
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